Is the 1907-S S/S Philippine Ten centavos listed anywhere?

Smittys

Definitely a S/S

StrikeOutXXX

1907 S/S USA-PHIL 10C ALLEN-8.02a

http://www.pcgscoinfacts.com/Coin/Detail/507232

http://www.ngccoin.com/coin-varieties/american-overseas-territories/philippines-under-us-sovereignty-vscid-67/

jetblack740il

This is what shows on Lyman Allen book 6th edition (2008-2009) different than what you have. Yours could be the type 2 S/S.

CaptHenway

As repunched dates and mint marks sometimes run in clusters on U.S. coins, I would assume because a new employee in the Engraving Department was learning his trade, it could easily be that there are two different dies with repunched S's. I think you have a discovery here.

jetblack740il

Originally posted by: Smittys
Definitely a S/S

Did you send it to our host for variety attribution?

Zoins

Looks like this could be a great find. A find that took 108 years to identify!

NumisOxide

Neat rpm!

mannie gray

Nice RPM, one I have not seen before.

Great find!

krueger

This variety has been know for quite some years. I was finding them in the late 80's.
I am told it is popular in the Philippines. It Comes in various types as the photos from others show. This variety is not an easy find.



// Krueger//
collector of Philippines for 40 years now
wow time does fly.

jetblack740il

Originally posted by: krueger
This variety has been know for quite some years. I was finding them in the late 80's.
I am told it is popular in the Philippines. It Comes in various types as the photos from others show. This variety is not an easy find.



// Krueger//
collector of Philippines for 40 years now
wow time does fly.

Which type do you prefer?

uspispecialist

Are they both recognized by PCGS as a variety?